Various Forms of Production is an installation by Remington Matters and Melbourne-based creative practice MORE Studio that explores the dynamic tension between craft and industry.

A handmade conveyor system constructed from stainless steel, aluminium and cast resin measuring 3 metres in diameter circulates a series of prototypes and artefacts supported by a projection that transports audiences into a working studio.

Various Forms of Production is a collaboration symbolic of both studios’ process, method and means, a moving showcase signifying the push and pull between human creativity and mechanised production.

Cheap Tongue Gallery is located inside Shacks Holden Creative Sudios, corner James & Beach St, Fremantle

Opening hours
Monday 19 October 10am–4pm 
Tuesday 20 October, 10am–4pm
Wednesday 21 October, 10am–4pm
Thursday 22 October, 10am–4pm 
Friday 23 October, 10am–4pm
Saturday 24 October, 10am–5pm 
Sunday 25 October, 10am–1pm 

For questions about this event, please contact the organiser.

Remington Matters

Remington Matters is an Australian furniture company specialising in design and manufacturing. Led by directors Angus McBride and Remington Matters, the studio’s work is shaped by research, material appreciation and a deep understanding of production processes, methods and techniques. Balancing form and function, the studio makes furniture that embraces the natural character and enduring qualities of its chosen materials.

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More Studio

More Studio is a new model for design and advanced technologies. Working between culture and commerce, from individuals to institutions, with output spanning brand identities, interactive systems, spatial design and printed media. Various Forms of Production is curated by More Studio co-founder and creative director Matthew Tambellini.

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